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Why your institution needs an up-to-date flexible work policy

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Blogs Why your institution needs an up-to-date flexible work policy Remote and hybrid work is here to stay , and effective flexible work arrangements can help your institution attract and retain top talent, improve productivity, and conserve space and energy. Start here Exemplar My institution has an up-to-date flexible work policy in place.

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Award-Winning Digital Marketing for Enrollment: RNL and Our Campus Partners Receive Five Gold Medals

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Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies: Admissions Microsite The Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies has built a global brand on policy. The landing pages and ads we created help students visualize their aspirations and take the next steps to become future policy leaders.

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Three Stats That Signal the Transformation of Higher Education

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Enrollment patterns did not “snap back” in 2021 As much as commentators and experts have indicated that the pandemic would be a transformative event, dozens of people have told me that they were expecting a relatively quick return to “normal” regarding student instructional format choices. I’ll report on 2021 12-month data later.)

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ACT and SAT Scores Decline Year After Year

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down from 2021’s average composite score of 20.3 , according to ACT.org. In 2021, the average SAT score was 1060 , according to the College Board. 1050 2021 20.3 Current Data on ACT & SAT Scores Decline ACT —In 2024, average ACT composite scores were 19.4 compared to 19.5 In 2022, ACT composite scores were 19.8,

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In the Field: A Public Policy Course

Caltech Admissions

Mike Alvarez focused on public policy. Throughout the term, we delved into various policies, dissecting their far-reaching impacts on the economy, governance, and our personal lives. Throughout the term, we delved into various policies, dissecting their far-reaching impacts on the economy, governance, and our personal lives.

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Ivy League Schools Go Test-Optional Again for 2022-2023 – What This Means for College Admissions

Spark Admissions

Then, as the pandemic continued, many colleges extended their policies for another year or longer. Meanwhile, a few other Ivy League schools (including Cornell University and Stanford University) had already extended their test-optional policies through 2023. What Prompted this Change? Final Thoughts.

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Ivy+ Acceptances in 2022: Another Year of Record-High Applications—and Record-Low Acceptance Rates

Spark Admissions

After the 2020-2021 admissions cycle marked the hardest year ever to gain admission to a top-ranked school, no one quite knew what to expect for the following year. In 2020-2021, top schools saw increases in applications of 30, 40, even 50 percent, leading to their lowest-ever admission rates. 2021 Admission Rate.